I'll Teach You How to Cultivate Immortality

Only this book starts killing demons when babies can't even speak.

Have you ever practiced immortality? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

I won't go ashore to take revenge at all. Don't you, the Witch King, only have Kyushu mortals in your heart? I will directly and indirectly affect the ocean currents, causing 135 heavy rains and 246 hails in your Kyushu boundary. In the remaining day, I will indirectly give you a small earthquake. Then every year when the warm and humid air circulates, I will directly open up the mantle layer and release methane to heat you. Let's all die together.

I have practiced immortality, and what the author wrote is so true.

Can you write more about the development of civilization? Why do you write about your little girl??? Not much to do? After setting off a flood and fighting with manpower, you still can't defeat a single bird? Low or low?

I feel like the author is beginning to lose control. For the protagonist, shouldn't there be countless enlighteners who are enlightening him every moment?

Hehe, another person writes based on the moral standards of the 21st century. According to this statement, more than 90% of the creatures in this world can be killed. Those ghosts and gods despise life and take the lives of living creatures at will. Those gods possess celestial weapons to control others, etc. In other words, the protagonist of this world can kill at will.

He is golden and different from ordinary people. He is harassed by 4 evil gods on the opposite side. People around him cannot understand his thoughts. There was a betrayer a thousand years ago. He stays on the mountain most of the time and cannot come down. Sorting out the river veins can allow the protagonist to better display his strength

The logic of the wilderness era: gods and monsters are survival resources, not moral taboos Under the setting of the "wild era": · The law of survival is power first and pragmatism. If three eyes mean stronger perception or supernatural powers, this is not a flaw that should be hidden, but a capital that should be shown off. · "Mixture of humans and gods" in the context of the wilderness is closer to the mishmash of tribes - the son of the mountain god and the daughter of the hunter marry and give birth to a three-eyed boy. The most likely reaction is: "This child will become a great witch/leader in the future" rather than "Hide quickly so that no one can see you". · The Confucian exclusionary logic of "people who are not from our own race must have different minds" is the product of a civilized society, centralized power, and limited resources. In the wilderness era, what the tribe needed was everyone with special abilities to fight against wild beasts, enemies, and natural disasters. In a wild world where everyone relies on talent to make a living, hiding talent is tantamount to committing suicide.

Too much is not enough. From the beginning, the protagonist has been teaching both kindness and power, but he has gone too far.